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Re:Let's talk about EU Sovereignty (2025) by input_sh on Saturday May 30, 2026 @03:23PM (#48339750)
I disagree, "cloud" is extracting basic Linux functions into as many proprietary services as possible because businesses would rather deal with obscure YAML configurations than ever having to touch Linux-proper.
Re:Let's talk about EU Sovereignty (2025) by eastbound on Saturday May 30, 2026 @03:34PM (#48339833)
I would say the most added value, keeping your angle, is auto-updating Linux, and assuming/handling the security vulnerabilities updates.
Re:Let's talk about EU Sovereignty (2025) by input_sh on Saturday May 30, 2026 @03:59PM (#48340061)
I'm sure the vast majority of businesses can handle ~10 min of scheduled downtime per week necessary to restart everything.

Now, database replication, not having to waste time to run/maintain clusters (be it Kubernetes or Elastic stack or something else), that I believe is well worth the money to offload to someone else, but even there you can get a much cheaper deal with someone that's not one of the three big cloud providers. I will also concede that Firebase is genuinely nicer to work with than its alternatives (Supabase very much included).